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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
GENERAL PAINES NEW YACHT.
THE WORK OF CONSTRUCTION BEGUN.
THE MAYFLowER NOT TO BE SOLD UNTIL THE
RACE WITH THE ARROW is DECLARED OFF

THE MAYFLOwER NOT TO BE SOLD UNTIL THE
RACE WITH THE ARROW is DECLARED OFF
OTHER YACHTS. 1
Boston, April 1O.-Much interest has been awakened
in yachting matters this by the publicsprted
course of General Paine, owner OF tho May1ower MT.
Burgess started for Wilmington Dcl Friday with the
complete drawings of General Paincp new yacht lie
will see that is started properly and will return 10
Boston either Tuesday Wednesday. General Paine
went to New. York to-day and will meet Mr.. Burgess
time to- morrow.
In speaking of the purchase Of the Maynower by DIT
John c. Barron of New-York, General Pane said that
Maynower sold and matters stood was not
for sale. at least not until after something definite
about her race with the Arrow was decided
The yachting has now fairly opened and WORK
on the big yachts has been begun The crew OF the
ing the deck They will begin overhauline tne
rigging in few weeks Captain Crandall who did so
well in her last season. VIII have charge of hsf .ne Seen
at work altering her sail plans, plans. Now New
masts have been pnt IN the Mohcan MOI can, ,s ana %
better condition than ever The America lies At Mystic
Wharf alongside OF tho Mohican few alteration: arc
slowing the inside ballast lower The sloop Thes Is also
hauled up Mystic but work will not begin on her until
orna She IN he and sed
talks of building large cruising schooner The Gitana
RSs nEs ss crew ON a s0ard % sna SeF new
bowsprit was shipped yesterday caI,a1, APT, 4,
sails will be close 1T for the best keel schooner yacht
in the country The famous schooner yacht Fortuna
which has been lying between the bridges at Beverly
out at Fosters Wharf Beverly The ,oop Mayncwer Is
stll anchored between the bridges st Beverly but no
aud will hereafter have charge OF tho schooner yacnt
Clyue. The cutter Stranger at frlsbccs Railway,
Jvernoo Yesterday OF, the steamer Norscnan aud
pected to arrive here In a fortnight
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urRDERED FOR WHIPPING A CHILD

AMERIcUs. Ga, April 10 tSpoeni).-Mrs sykio Will
iams colored woman, was lodged In sumter county
ail late last night for numbering c1lorod girl na'nod
Lizzie Pool The women, who neghbors worked on
the same plantation. Yesterday morning Iizze Pooio
remained at take OF the Williams children
and in the mother she found II necessary
10 correct them This correction was magnifed greatly
by the children when the mother returned enragng ne
woman 10 terrible extent Selling hoe Mrs. williams
fairly chopped Lizzie Poole down With IT, The FIRST blow
broke the Victims skull and when she fell 70 me ground
the urdercss continued to chop away at the Quiverng
body with tho hoe Tho noyfoos woro preparing TO yncn
the murderess when the officers snatched nor away anu
brought her TO this place.
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pot1ryG Wills DESTROrED BIZ FIRE.

TOLEDO April lO-The Maumee Rolling Mills on the
east side OF the Maumec River burned tonight The
entire structure being frame. the flames spread rapidly
and before the fire department could reach the spot the
fire wa, beyond control The mills were built In 1855
but have not been regularly until the boom In iron
caused them he started up About 200 men were en-
poyed at present but arrangements were making to en-
poy a fun complement OF 600 men. The rolling mil
buiidng aud machinery Ia total loss The oice inach
The loss is estimated at 100000, according To the
ance is said to be only $4,000. II Is impossible at
present 10 ascertain the OF the COMPANIES Tho
caual stock of the company S25O,O0O The heaviest
stockholler is Henry worthington, OF Covngton Ny,
who holds 100000 II Is the presumption OF the omcers
OF the company that the mills will he rebuilt at once, TO
he ran by natural gas which will be brought In pipes
from the Linday field and be ready for use by June.l
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LORD LANSDOWNE'S FEARS.
PRECAUTIONS FOR THE GOvERNoR-GENER'
AIS SAFETY.

THE PUBLIC TO BE EXCLUDED FROM THE oPENiN"
OF PARLIAMENT ON THURSDAY.
OTTAWA, April 1O.-There Is much excitement
hero over an official notice to the effect tna' curing
the presence Of Lord Lansdowne IN the senate
Chamber. at the opening Of Parliament on April
IA. the galleries Of the Senate Will DO
closed This is the first time IN the history OF the
Dominion that such step has been taken, the gal
leries of the Senate always on such ocea-
sions being open to the puoiio' VINO
.ra admitted by ticket. The explanation is
given that it will prevent confusion. The
opiuiou is that His Excelency has received letters
threats contained in which, he is AFRAID.
will be carried into effect If crowd
is permitted to enter the gallery OF the
Chambers while he is opening Parliamept
on the floor below. Extra precaution Is 10 Do TAKEN
10 insure his safety in passing between the Govern
,oent House and the Senate on the day Parliament
OPENS. A strong escort will accompany him gong
and coming. This, however, 10 always done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
EARTHQUAKE IN VERMONT.
HOUSES SHAKEN IN BURLINGTON.

THE PEOPLE DRIVEN INTO THE STREETS IN
PANlc-rwo SHOCKS PELT.
BURLINGTON. VT, April 10-Two shocks OF
earthquake occurred here this afternoon. the hrst
rather light at about 2:30 p. m, and the second
ten minutes later. The second shock was heavy.
resembling the conclusion from q largo gun. fol-
lowed by jar OF fifteen seconds duration. Doors
aud windows ratified and those living in the third
story Of houses say the buildings seemed to sway
to and fro People ran into the streets ia panic,
many supposng that terrific explosion had oc-
CURED near by.
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FEARING STRIKE OF FURNITURE MAKERS.
ST. LOUIS April 10 lspeeiaD.-A general strike OF the
furniture makers OF this city will probably take place to-
The Union has asked advance in the scale OF
wages paid aud the committee appointed to put the mat
ter before the told that under the
present condition Of business 1t was impossible to grant
the Increase There was prospect however, OF pefses
ces in which event the wages would be raassd accord
ngly The majority Of tha branch unions were n favor
Of strike fprnityrs one Ss ne esYsrs
housand mcn Of employment hsedee tno "a ,usanos
Of others who will be forced indirectly 70 euis wotk
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soon aslhe saw Greenwall he poineti ct him and
said
a This is the man saw in front Of Mr.. Weeks's

n0uS6.7 y. =,
Green v alvs face colored slightly and bis eyes
bIinked faster than ever Mr.. Chamberlain said
that there was no doubt about the tdentidcatlor,;
and 1ireenwall on the night OF the Young robbery
was Charles alias "Butch" Miller He was ar
rested on another charge and sent to the Pen,sen-
Of Greenwails partner and Inspector Byrnes
had kept him In mind. Krauss and Batler both said
that Miller was pal" Of Green walps snd WORKED
with him everywhere 10n Saturday Miller ;as was
Adams. He was placed among ton ordinary
looking men and Mr.. Chamberlain had no ditn-
Guilty in picking him out.
Inspector Byrnes positive that Green wall Is the
murderer of Mr. Weeks, and that Miller shared IN
the crime. Both refuse to make statemert OF any
kind. They do not even deny their guilt Green
wall speaks broken German in o whisper and this 10
thought to be Ipont against him. When Mrs
Weeks listened At the speaking trbe after her hus
band had gone down stairs, she heard voice that
she took for her husbands but could not hear the
voice Of the man with whom he was struggling
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OBSERVATION TIMER CUT BY FARMERS

BILLINGS, Mont. April 1o-Upon Information iaid py
AN employe OF the Crow Agent Williamson, warrants
mat been issued for the arrest o. nine farmers o tho
Yellowstone Valley. between Billings and Park City.
Their offence Is cutting timber on tho Crow Reservation
Nearly all the timber in this neighborhood is on the
reservation and In the winter farmers along the river
rcrc Obliged 10 the Ice for their supply OF ine
Thavch Closely watched they not interfcred with
bmt taIIy was kept and Deputy United States Mar
shals nd other officials will reap rich harvest ion c
hs.sais The point ct which these farmers cut
timber is scvcnIy-fye miles from the agency around
which the Indians collected.
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KNOCKED DOWN 81 4 CoyGaEsSMAN.

ST LOUIS, April 10 tSpoeiab. .-Consrcssnan John J.
O,ye OF tho With District entertained large ero~e
in from, OF the Custom House about noon to-day ny an
hibilion In pugIlsm that showed him tooe siuese.
J. McGarry isaprominent Democratot the Win n'ics
o,d v,s formerly one OF Mr. ONeilrs most ardent sup.
portcrs Recently occurred In the
tween the pair and whom they to-day MeGarry aSnsso
VNei violently and wa, sr,ek Ia ine sSs, ase ,ba a.
rcssman struck hin again. this nio IN tho neck kn9os
,n h,," half way across street hcEarry rcuroa -
,h With District and will get at the ballot box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11

BosTos April 10 (SpseiaD i. Moline, chief cicrx
with detail OF tcllers from tho Treasury Department
arrived from Washington today This force WILL the
present week. take account OF the deposits In the Boston
suTreasury preparatory to tho transfer OF th same 70
the new Assistant Treasurer S. y. Aldrich lis under
stood that the balance about $6O00O0O upward oil
$4,000 600 OF which Is in gold coin, with about sixty
tons OF silver coins say $000000 In amount and the
paper money, etc. The present incunoeht' '" =
Ke,narl rc,Ircs holding the Office eight years. hav
Ing been appointed under the administration OF fresi-
dent Hayes and rcapponted by President Arthur lie Is
office when the present administration came into oice
The character OF his work In position In when great
thorough knowledge of business ana hnanoa sm* ms
been to for him the commentator vi n'
Mt superors and OF the commercial pubic Mr
Aldrch will take the oath tomorrow anu ass""e "
dufi ne saturday
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To STAMP oUr pLEURo. PNEUMONIA.

WASHINGTON, April 10 0-Commissioner Colnan OF the
Agricultural Department has sent to the Governors OF
states whose Legislatures now in session letters cali
ing their attention 10 the needs Of legislation stamping
out pleuro pneumonia Mr.. Colman proposes q law Tor
enactment which authorizes tho Governor 10 accept In
behalf Of the stac rulcs and regulations OF tina Com
missioner OF Agriculture II confers upon tho INSPECTORS
of the Bureau OF Animal Industry the right OF nsmco
ana condemnation, and authorizes then 10
call upon shers consables and peace officers for assist
sncc IL provides that all expenses shall DC Dorhc ny
thsI n States.
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QuEpEc, April 10 tSpeeiaD-A pastoral from Csrd'sal
Taschereau was read In all tho Roman Catholic churcnes
in this city to day announcing the suspension nnt a
ther orders from Rome tho ban under which bis Eun
euce placed the knights OF Labor In rms county
,o vears ago and again admitting the mempcs Oh w
,y Wv" so ,hs sacramcnt of tho Church THIS toSSi
as Victory BY the KNIGHTS and Il ssa mpIIes iss pcr.
here that the suspen,on OF tne '~" ''A'
,nausnt revocation.
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r, r,IIrD Oy THE PENNSYLVANIA.

!"o A1, .,r, no fspeeiap Gardner Newcomb, age
.as,dont Of lawrence Station and for fourteen
..r. traek.walssr Of the Pennsylvania Railroad was
.ea as By passenger train Bear swamp this morn
s,ea Later In the day John u. Porter young
unmarried man. living IN Bristol Penn: ana M MRIsm
~, ,ns comnany as fireman, WAS ssruct ~ mlnsr.1
gssaSen ~ newspsper train and his bead ~S'
from tha body.
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FALLING DEAD IN HIS ROOM

wuKrsBAREE. Penn, April l0-L Bolton, q commsr'
cia traveller died suddenly this evening at tho Forest
Hotel In this city He had gone upstairs after supper 10
hs room and minute two later heard to fall to
fbA oor Those below hurried upstairs and fonnd him
xrjrc He ex pired within five minutes he represented
sssvsrsi PEiladejpha and ewYork hITps Hs homo ia
NJ No ix0S Mt VcrEonst, Philadelphia, where he leaves
= vife ana one daughter.
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THE CONFERENCE AT KINGSTON.

KINGSTON. April 10 CSpeciah.-The presence OF the
NewYork Methodist Conference served to hll every
church In the city to-day. At st. Jamess Church. where
conference meets hundreds unable to gain sd
mittancc The announcement that Bishop Fowler would
preach attracted large numbers The conference love-
feast presided by DIR. Sanford Tie ordination
OF elders place the Clinton Avenue Methodist
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c,ppu ,p,ouroy,s ACCOUNTS

BOSTON. April 10 tSpciuD.-It Is reported that Mr.
Kuntz, who was appointed to audit the accounts Oh
James c. Leighton, forperly clerk OF tho Municipal
Criminal Court has made report 70 the Judges tnat
having examined than $1,000 cases for 1885, tno
apparent discrepancy in that year amounts 70
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FINDING HIS DEAD BODY WITH HOUNDS.

MONTREAL, April 10 tsNeiab.-AlOert Hamer' a
rnu.cal student who just been graduated at McGi
University was out on spree with some fellow students
about two weeks ago and was lost the snow LIS Douy
vas recovered this afternoon about mile and haf
from where he was alive Hounds scented nun
ON, pocket etbook on his person contained S94
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LEAVING A EAvIGAT TI0X OoxPAFE

1or,svuLx. Aprii 10. SpeeiaD.-CaItAin n n sssvs
.',r.r =, tho Green and Barren River NavisaaoH
Company and John A. Robinson 'upsrnssnasa. ,sss
msstur Of the directors as BAYlpS Green sss nSn
sol th.r intsrsss % shs other &
Both nsn hsys As,5Ss r. SK 81 ~ an
ths ether stsckheloesa ge o;sis7s'pl sat 'o otsI
.l0e-id Ell 1880 hesssq isuSsib 10 Ssss =
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THE MOHAWK OUT OF IT'S BANKS.
CASAJoHARIE, April 1O-Tbc Mohawk River is high
over its banks and still rising At paatine Bridge to-
day q culvert on tho Central Railroad washed ous
and the damage discovered Just In time TO save the
Chicago flyer" Travel was considerably delayed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
RIOTING AT BELFAST.

BELFAST, April 10-A conflict occurred mere 'oay ve
tween mob and body Of police. One man was wounded
with bullet No other serious casualties are reported
Atthis hour mdnigh the city quiet but It Is saa tnat
preparations are going for renewal OF the disturb
ance tomorrow.
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mn curCv p,,ssIA.s ADVANCE.

PARIS, April 1O-M Barthelemy Saint Hlaire has pup
shed work on British India In which ne advocates 'no
formation OF league In Western Europe 10 INC
f th. slsy empire He predicts the Russians
v,u soon reach the Indus and will establish an empire
that viii be constant source of danger to the civilized
world Selling Constanlnope, the Russians he says,
will dominate Europe and Asia.
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sropp,yG SUNDAY CONCERTS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 10.-tSpseiab.-The German
speipx societies are In rage tonight over Director
eorieys perempory order that they must close their
rooms on sunday hereafter number Of those organl
cong tonight The order was obeyed with great reiuc'
tance
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A.rHxRD DEATH FROM THE EssEx-sr PRE-. :.
Sarah sehuman age thirteen. died yesterday at Belle
vus Hsspitsl making tAs third dssAh sens those VINO
tsu> bafnsd e the nrs u No ~ 1sssxSt
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OPPOSING THE GALLAGHER BILL.

WARSAW April I0-tspcetaD- Hotel Association OF
NcwYork has Just sent TO each landlord In the State
copy Of the Gallagher b which has for s object the
better protection fome OF guests and other inmates OK
hotels; also, circular letter requestin, every hosct
ua, 10 nut his shoulder to the wheel to
.ecurc Its dcfea. They claim that its enforccmeas
would pe the owners AMI managers OF hotels IA
the state as In the nalorIy buildings now used tor
hotel purposes it would be impossible 20 comply with
its provisions Tho Committee on General Laws having
THIS bill under consideiat have granted the assoeS
ton a bearing at Albany, April l3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11

COLLISION OF SOCIALISTS WITH POLICE.
LONDON, April ia Socialist meeting In Hyde farA
yeserday terminated in collision with body OF ponce
Nine Socialists arrested, including tne eauer'
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FOR AssAuLTING AN EDITOR

AMSTERDAM. April 10 tSpecidD Larry Colns for az
sault on Editor Kline was arragncd In the .Recorders
Court tn admitted to bail In the sum
OF 81 900 for examination Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11

DEFAULTER PUNISHED By POVERTY
JAMESTOWN April 10 (SpeeaD. years ago County
Treasurer Orrin sperry away leaving deficiency
Of $4,000 Most Of the money lost oil speculation
and he only took So 900 or $1,000 with him. It 10 nov
learned he living IN ahcct poverty In Winnipeg, Mani
toba, supported by remittances nom relatives
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DUBLIN, April 1o.-The Pfvy Council has proclaimed
Limerick and other ports under the Peace Preservation
sct prohibiting the importation Of arms and ammunition
At Dunmanwsy, County Cork, yesterday farmer ana
h,s wife resisted eviction for eight hours hurting stones
and other missiles at the police. Tho attempt TO evct
shcn was finally abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
ANOTHER PLOT TO KILL THE CZAR.

"A STUDENT AND WOMAN CARRYING BOMBS.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Vienna correspondent OF "Ine
Morning Postr says a report is current to the erect
that another attempt to murder the Gar was mace
on the Marskoy Road In st. Petersburg last wednes
day, and that a student and woman wete arf's'eu
who were carrying bombs under their piaid'
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NEw-YORK, MONDAY, APRIL II, 1887

like 800 Mr. leighton says that the DISCREPANCIES
are due to errors of bookkeeping. Mr. Leighton was
charged few months ago with msapproprating large
sumo of m
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FUNERAL OF LIEUTENANT SEWARD MOTT
UTICA, April lO.-The burial OF Lieutenant Seward
Mott who was lately at San Carlos, Cal, BY an Ins
dian took place at Bonckvie. Madison County. today
Among army officers present wcrc Lieutenant b y.
Fowler 4th Cavalry San Carlos and Lieutenant Reese
and Lieutenant Potter. wets Point Lieutenant and
Mrs Hoey sent floral tributes Delegates from Cornell
and Madison University and from Williams College were
also present Addresses made by the Rev Georgq
Hardy Of sanqu0it n T., superintendent Watkins OF
tho san Carlos reservation and others Letters from
Lieutenant Motifs superior officers were also read oves
the grave.
PROFESSOR PEABODY PREACHING AT CORNELL
ITHACA, April 10 tSpeedb.-The first OK this years
series Of Sage Chapel before the faculty and
students Of Cornell University delivered today BY
the Rev. Francis Greenwood Peabody, Plunmer Profss
sor Of Christian Morals in Harvard University. me
morning subject was "Inmortal Lie from the dual
tex IN job i4-14 and John s-51: IF man die shall
he live asa,ni And the answer II man keep my
savings, he shall mover taste OF DEATH"
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.lao-id 9ai 1870 hessaq 'suS AID 70
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-18
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-TnURsDAY, AUGUST 49, 1887.
DOUGLASS RETALIATES.


l# n N
1he 00oer who PULLED Him for
DiserderIy Arrested for Perjsry.
A young white man named W. ].
Douglass was arrested Monday after.
noon by Officer Wolf, charged with
being drunk and disorderly. Officer
Wilder knew him and went his secur-
ity to appear before the Police Court
Tuesday morning. When his case
was called Douglass was tardy. and
came In after fine Of 50 bad been as
sessed. He kicked and threatened to
appeal, and clung to Justice Powell
after court adjourned. The result Of
his tenaciousnees was RENTED fine,
and the docket shows the record,
Discharged" Nothing more was
thought Of the matter until yesterday
afternoon, when Officer Wolff was
placed under arrest by deputy sheriff
bearing a warrant issued by Justice
Esnew, charging him with perjury.
Justice John j. Barry took the respon-
sibility Of producing the accused for
trial at the appointed time, and Officer
Wolf resumed patrol duty In the
Eighth Ward. A hearing will prob.
ably be had today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-18
PERSONALS.

MISS ANNIE and Mr.. Lawson Tread
we'll are at Monte Ssno.
E. KICK, wife and children, left
Monday for Armstrong Springs.
Misses Emily and Mamie White
are visiting relatives at Senatobis.
o. PORTER, Of Ripley, Tenn, and O..
Y. Beadles, Of Kentucky, are at Dui-
iy's Hotel.
NJ, CoxER, Of Dyersburg, Tenn, and
B. V. Ooulson, OF st. Louis, Mo, are
on business trip to Memphis.
VISITORS on change yesterday: H.
B. Simmons, Oollierville, Tenn. Z. NJ.
Legsitt and r Doyle, Brsden, Tenn.
Z. L. GoLDBAuM left last NIGHT for
Lake George, N. Y, where he will
join his wife and remain the rest OF
the summer.
Miss ELRoD, with B. Lowenstein &
Bros left last evening for New YORK
and other eastern cities. She will 70.
turn come time In September.
Henry Fox, vicksburg. Mics; w.
p. Hale, Osceola, Ark; W. W. Scott,
Chicago, ILL.,, and I. B. Gardner, Full.
ton, KY, nre registered at Gsston's.
HAL @. TATE was In the city yester.
day, and'leit again last evening for
Somerville, where he has q large
contract for grading on the Tennessee
Midland road.
+. W. WARD, the popular and
courteous prescriptionist at Roblnson'l
drug store, after a few weeks OF resi-
and recreation at Ssarcy Spring., hal
returned, much improved In health.
CHARLES 7. GAZE, F. Seeber, A. p
Johnson, W. L. Jenkins and L. v
schloeser, OF New York; W. M. Rid
dick, Of Arkansas, and q. T. Worth
ington, OF Leota, Mis-, are stopping al
the Gayoeo Hotel.
| FRANK ii. MILBURs end Benjamin
Hopkins, OF New York; DR.. NJ. A
Bland and family, OF Mississippi; Mrs
Jane, s. Harris, OF Tyler, Tex. r. ID
Crenshaw and family, Of Arkansa
City; III. M. Cross, Boston, and w. b
Dalton, Arkansas City, OF the Deshl
Lumber and Planting Company, Arr
at the Pesbody.
| A tPEcrAL TO the New Orleans State
from Biloxi, Miss., and Of date th,
l6!h, says: "Mrs. Murray, nee Full
ward, vile OF DR.. r ID Murray, sur
geon In charge Of Ship Island qusran
tine, died yesterday OF peritonitii
leaving five little children. As n
personal intercourse is permitted be
tween the quarantine station and th
main shore, DR.. Murray and bis fam
lily are isolated from their relatives
which renders this calamity peculiar
distressing. To complete the isolation
the father Of the deceased lady, VIII
Ia Clergyman. and her mother. are i
Key West con6ued by quarantine"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Richard Walker, q colored how
was arrested lAtt night for stealing !
ctreet car ride.
Dan Baker, indicted for the an
ssult on Pearl Flank. hiss been ar,
rested and Jailed.
Milton Miller, colored, elgh,
years old, Ia missing from his home,
on the Poplar street boulevard.
Robert venn, fJr threatening 10
shoot Sallis Jones, was bound over %
the State yesterday by Justice Barry.
The assault aod battery charges
against \. l.. Warner, N. s. Lord and
J. Lord were ignored by tbs grand
jury.
-Jusiice John J. Barry Is acting